The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 5, 1907, Page 2

SPOKANE CHALLENGES THE CHICAGO HIGH SCHOOL The Bpokane high school foot: |< hall team has challenged tho cht cage North Diviston” eleven and | things are boiling at the Wash ington high school now, With the defeat at the hands of the Spokane high schoo! sttil stinging (Nm, the local high sebool boys offered every inducement they could think of to got Spokane to play Seattle a returnegame, only to be turned down by the Spokane lads, who stated that their schedule was full and that it would not Be pessitte to play another game with any, team wader any clroumstances, Reattle offered’ to give Spokane practically the entire gate receipts of «a wl Bw season game, but re OWEN MORAN AND FRANKIE NEIL TO SIGN UP the Denvertte grew of a chunky build short and smal! boned 23 years old, been fighting for some + during which time he most of them knockouts. | This is his second trip to (By United Press.) SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 5 Owen Moran, the English bantam, and Frankie Nei! meet this after noon or this evening to sign ar ticles for a fight on November 20. Moran has already made a good impression on local fight fans, He is a clean-cut chap, more after the Amertcan style than many of the English fighters who have come to this country Tn many ways Moran resembles Young Corbett in the days before Seat ae MICHIGAN GIANTS ARE STAR FINDS WAD OF CLAIMS ON cus wore! pgs lomorrow sExtrasavings HAMMOND KICKING. ANN ARBOR, Mich, Nov. 5.—,class punter and drop kicker in the past has sex Among the men “Come Along There” Yost is depending upon to reestablish Michigan supremacy this year is Harry Hammond, the sixfoot end, now in his fourth year at Ann Arbor. Hammond weighs 196 and is one of the apeediest big mea in the west. in addition to bis ability as a forward he ts a first ASSISTANT FOR PLACE O. EB. Lack, the former Stanford star and recently coach of De Pauw university, will assist Vie tor. N. Place in coaching the Uni versity of Washington football team for the big games of the year Jim Kuight wes wanted by many of the students, but as Knight was unknown to Place, and Luck was not, the latter was named. Washington plays Whitman Fri day, and the team must learn a lot this week to win. Matthews has been shifted from end to quar ter, where he promises to make . Bagshaw is out of the game omy injuries, but will get into the we Game at halfback, where he ‘ expected to show the other * sae of the northwest a few things about running with the ball ROLLER WINS (Star Special Service.) TACOMA, Nov 5.—Before a crowd the Savoy theater that and get more clothes- value for your money Regal $15 Clothes THESHUB pposite the Totem Pole. On the Square and onthe Square » SAME Answer Spokane comes out with Its] challonge to North to settle the Interscholastic | champtonship of the country challonge@makes has a date.or al This | two | are as confident being able to defoat Spokane, the inevitable aceusations | afraid to play Se that Spokane ta being | must | Portiand | although rather Philadelphia, New | York in 20 rounds, He ts reputed | to be clever with either hand, has a hard kic ———————— » than 150 per had no trouble in defeating Roller secured two straight several sure holds, and apparently his rival out matil the public TWO GAMES SATURDAY It tw altogether probable that the! football enthusiasts of the etty a chance of » of the running seball double « finished the Seattle THE LOBSTER IS DIMINISHING | —— ct) WEIGH HO ae MOTHING DOING ay WELCOME To THE DOWN AND OUT CLUB THE CHORUS GIRL, NOTICES IT. CAROS a" Loperer’ Por po aap THAT'S ALWAVS rer ruceo =a Now does the lob stir ovt of view, Bus wing & gend>,sion | in navy beang we sea fi You sh fishy’ d oromesenne <r fc POETIC 1DEA~ MAY BE THE MERMAIDS F HAVE Crainmo UP THR HouSEHOLWO Ja OS Pers A SuasTiTure FoR “LOBSTER A LA NEW BURG * ALARMING REPORTS COME FROM THE NORTH ATLANTIC COAST. THE TOOTHSOME LOBSTER (6 BECOMING RAPIOLY EXTINCT, LIKE THE GREAT AUK, THE BUFFALO AND THE FREE neato. PASS. brains | WILL MOURN HIS LOSS. FT not Billy Sullivan, will step into Jones’ shove, (By United Press.) SAN FRANCISCO, Nov | When Sam Fitepatrick, manager for Jack Johnson, turned up at By United Press.) Coftroth’s res last) Saturday! CHEHALIS, Wash., Nov. 6.-—Mre, night to gather his fighters share | Pridgeham, who was shot in the of the gate money, due for whip-|back Sunday vy her husband, while ping Jim Flynn, he found that aljhe was in a fit of jealousy, dled wad of claims had been put in/late last night. He is in jail and against it | will be charged with murder, Frank Carrillo had a claim for $360. Zeoke Abrams wanted $275. | Ralph Friedman and 8. Rapaael, diamond merchants, wanted $190 and $166 respectivety ea Gun ther was after $105, and Promoter | Coftroth himself had been touched | for $90. Total, $1,186 | For beating the fireman Jack | , jwas to have received $1,408. i (By United Press.) LEXINGTON, Ky. 5 —Ger ald Andries De Haseth, of Seattle, Wash. Will wed early this wipter | Miss Anne Bright W. Milward, | pride-to be is one of the popular young women of thie state. daughter of Col. and Mra. W, &. | Milward, of thie city, The engage ment has been announced. The SUICIDES (By Unite *) VANCOUVER, Wash, Nov. 5.— John Dyer, a corporal in Company 1G, 14th Infantry j through the head at t barracks, | Dyer had been acting queerty, and is supposed to have been tempor artly insane. Ho was an excellent soldier and formerty lived in Now | Haven, Conn EASTERN WOMAN 8 “United Press.) SPOKANE, Nov. S—Anna A. Bent, who journeyed from Roan oxo, Va, to Spokane, was married Spokane county court house yes terday morning, an hour after her arrival. The ceremony was por formed by Supertor Judge Henry to Seattle to live. French Actor Here. ean tour with th Joan Alcard’s “Pi | last night (Star Special Service.) | CHICAGO, Nov. 5.—Providing Two Men Nearly Drown. Fielder Jones has had enough as PORT manager of the White Ures from the game, Davie the rowboat will handle the tiller until further | crossing to Indian settle able speculation over the suec to Jones, but Davis hab settled it | rescued 1 @ statement to the effect that he, | drowned a] MILLIONAIRE INSURANCE GRAFTERS MUST GO ON TRIAL AT LAST (Seattle Star's Exclusive Service.) | | NEW YORK, N After | | over a year and a half of hemming and hawing, of inactivity that brought on him the severe censure of the whole country, Dist Wm, T Jerome has d to pr the millionaire ance ‘ j These men, whose amazing mis-| holders was laid bare the Arm siature inquisition in ng 1 n rid tour » other uid have a hard jon Ther and that t bom ge SPECIAL DIST. ATTY. WM. H © reached crim RAND. v indication that | self t ed. J ul wrath had et 1 » cooled down that law haw } gat for the defend i has appointed Wm. H But the t I 7 ! traight at J t i ! , ! t anot as Je t ; Ay “~ t A. Gillet ner ' s ar nwaken-| Mut tt i 10 t im- are six 4 , }dying inetantly, For two weeks to Frank W. Hill of Seattle at the L. Kelnan. The couple have gone PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 6.—n} SECOND AVENUE, mete Novilll, the famous Italian actor, Inaugurated bis first Amert- presentation of | a Le Bonnard,” GEO. DAVIS. at the New Adelphi theater here} JAMELE, Nov i Two < and re-|longshoremen while drunk capsized which they were ont ders There has been consider { Boston and but f the timely asor | appearanc of two red men, who em both would have} OLYMPIA, Nov, 5.—The act of {the lant logimlature creating the county of Grays Harbor ts invalid according to the decision of the supreme court. The court, by tts decision, grants a writ aske to restrain Judge Rice, of the Mipe rior court of Lewin and Pacific counties, from passing upon the question of population which was referred to him under the act by Gov. Mead The decision holda that, under afticle 11, section 3, of the state constitution, the legislature can not pass a bill creating @ county until it has first learned that the MAY MUST GO TO PEN (By United Press.) SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 6. Charles C. May, former president of the Big Bend National Rank of Davenport, Wash, will have to serve out the term of five years in the United States penitentiary on MeNoils island for embexrling In Drug Store Goods at Bartell’s. ‘Toilet Requisites Hot Water Bottles and Fountain Syringes 20 per Cent Off The Yukon Hot Water Bottle,) regular 650; Cc GEE. bcisecs sbeceeis Goodyear's Rational Hot Water Bottle or Fountain Syringe; regular $1.26; 98 ro ee c Goodyear's Duplex, Manne! cov Goodyear's Sanitol Fountain Syringe guaranteed for 1% You get what you wish for generally at much smaller prices at Bartell’s, and you get the best. Talcum Powders at Ee Extra Savings Mennen's Borated Talcum, 25c¢ boxes; regul 136; soeel varices aoceens M himself | Mennen's Violet on Ile per box Sauitol Taleum, 2 agi Mle 47-11 Rhine Violet Tal Roger & Gallet’s Imported Tal (SEATTLE MAN WEDS AN) ger’ 47¢ Main Store 610 BETWEEN CHERRY AND JAMES 8T8. 1.28000 | "2688 42).816.00 787,003 6.487.008 0.400.822 4 421,408.35 dinavian America On Savings We Pay ] than cost a NEW COUNTY BILL IS HELD INVALID new county will have 4,000 population will be left in the old territory, The court also holds gatod to a superior attompted to be mining popu to the judme of the sup 2 Killa the act beom definite, as th which latter ty It was proposed to carve Grays | coun: | ® funds of the bank ed States cireuit court of appeals has decided against him. taking $16,100 posited by W SHAKE AT GUATEMALA, ORLEANS, Nov songers arriving late steamers territory suffered | from an earthquake the middie of | the surrounding to have been lost Lablache Fa 60e bottles for drug store goods pic Medicines t Phosphate of Sodl am, Wyeth’s fall 1-1b. Dublon’s Effervescent Phosphate Squibbs’ Antiseptic Tal 14 "$1.00 bottios cum, 20¢ bo special c 4 um, full 1-Ib. On prescriptions Bartell’s takes more care than most stores think necessary. Weights are carefully guarded. Measures kept sterilized, and each pre- scription double checked. Bartell Drug Co. 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